Bikes from South Africa’s Pyga Industries are still a rare sight on global trails. If you find yourself behind a Pascoe though take a good look – because it’s likely you’ll soon be eating its dust.
The Pascoe was already one of our top workaholic trail bikes, and the 2015 model gets tweaked cable routing and a half-degree slacker, angled headset-compatible head tube.
On South African builds, Pyga specs a 150mm fork (the same length as the one we tested this time out, and 10mm shorter than the Pascoe we put through its paces in 2014) making for a 67-degree head angle. Pop a 160mm model on instead, like the RCT3 Pike that our last OneForty650 Pascoe was fitted with, and you'll be looking at 66.5 degrees.
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The seat tube is shorter and slightly steeper than previously too, but the frame still only comes in three sizes.
SRAM takes care of the stop/go kit with a mixed X01/X1 drivetrain and Guide RS brakes
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